Qu'est-ce que SecOps and Endpoint Security?

Secure access to your most vulnerable assets should enable your business, not slow it down.

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What Is Endpoint Security?
Endpoint security is all the security tools that protect end user devices. Some typical endpoint security solutions include traditional antivirus software, endpoint management tools, VPNs, and threat hunting software designed to protect servers, desktops and laptops, workstations, mobile devices such as smartphones, internet of things (IoT) devices, and operational technology (OT) systems.
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9 Min de lecture
What Is DevSecOps?
DevSecOps is a software development strategy based on the integration of security throughout the software development life cycle (SDLC). Both an operational approach and a cultural philosophy, DevSecOps ensures everyone in the delivery pipeline shares accountability for security. Executed with a tool such as a cloud native application protection platform (CNAPP), DevSecOps can help teams find and fix security issues as early as possible instead of forcing security to be a bottleneck.
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12 Min de lecture
What Is Cloud Workload Segmentation?
Cloud workload segmentation is a cloud security process that applies identity-based protection to workloads without any architectural changes to the networks. It allows these workloads to securely move across different cloud environments without increasing security risk or needing additional access controls or security controls to be applied.
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What Is Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR)?
Endpoint detection and response (EDR) is a category of solutions designed to protect endpoint devices from cyberthreats like ransomware and other malware. The most effective EDR solutions continuously monitor and detect suspicious activities in real time while providing investigation, threat hunting, triage, and remediation capabilities.
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5 Min de lecture
Qu’est-ce qu’un malware ?
Les malwares désignent des logiciels malveillants conçus pour envahir un système informatique et mener des actions hostiles, comme le vol ou le chiffrement d’informations sensibles, le contrôle des fonctions du système ou la propagation à d’autres appareils, le plus souvent dans un but lucratif. Il existe de nombreux types de malwares, notamment les ransomwares, les spywares, les adwares, les chevaux de Troie et bien d’autres encore, ce qui en fait l’un des types de cyberattaques les plus courants. Les malwares s’implantent souvent par le biais d’une pièce jointe à un e-mail ou d’une fausse publicité sur un navigateur Web.
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What Is a Denial-of-Service (DoS) Attack?
A denial-of-service (DoS) attack is a cyberattack in which cybercriminals disrupt the service of an internet-connected host to its intended users. This is done by sending the targeted network or server a constant flood of traffic, such as fraudulent requests, which overwhelms the system and prevents it from processing legitimate traffic.
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Qu’est-ce que la protection contre les cybermenaces ?
La protection contre les cybermenaces désigne une catégorie de solutions de sécurité conçue pour aider les professionnels de la sécurité à défendre les systèmes et les réseaux contre les malwares et autres cyberattaques ciblées. Ces attaques tentent d’infiltrer les systèmes ou les réseaux pour perturber les services ou dérober des données, souvent dans un but lucratif pour les hackers.
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8 Min de lecture
Qu’est-ce qu’un ransomware?
Le ransomware est un type de logiciel malveillant, ou malware, qui chiffre des données (parfois aussi en les dérobant) et les restitue contre une rançon, généralement demandée en crypto-monnaie. Les attaques par ransomware empêchent le plus souvent les victimes d’accéder à leurs données, à moins que celles-ci ne paient une rançon avant une date limite, après quoi elles peuvent perdre définitivement l’accès aux données. Le paiement exigé pour une clé de déchiffrement peut varier de plusieurs centaines à plusieurs millions de dollars.
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What Is Endpoint Security?
Endpoint security is all the security tools that protect end user devices. Some typical endpoint security solutions include traditional antivirus software, endpoint management tools, VPNs, and threat hunting software designed to protect servers, desktops and laptops, workstations, mobile devices such as smartphones, internet of things (IoT) devices, and operational technology (OT) systems.
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9 Min de lecture
What Is a Forward Proxy?
A forward proxy is an intermediary that sits between one or more user devices and the internet. Instead of validating a client request and sending it directly to a web server, a forward proxy server evaluates the request, takes any needed actions, and routes the request to the destination on the client’s behalf. The proxy then evaluates and inspects any response, takes action as needed, and forwards it to the originating client if appropriate.
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What Is Double Extortion Ransomware?
Double extortion ransomware is a type of cyberattack in which threat actors exfiltrate a victim’s sensitive data in addition to encrypting it, giving the criminal additional leverage to collect ransom payments. A typical ransomware attack will only encrypt a victim’s data. The additional threat of exfiltration makes this attack especially dangerous for organizations in all industries.
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What Is DevSecOps?
DevSecOps is a software development strategy based on the integration of security throughout the software development life cycle (SDLC). Both an operational approach and a cultural philosophy, DevSecOps ensures everyone in the delivery pipeline shares accountability for security. Executed with a tool such as a cloud native application protection platform (CNAPP), DevSecOps can help teams find and fix security issues as early as possible instead of forcing security to be a bottleneck.
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12 Min de lecture